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The Construction Workers Health Trust recent visit to BRL<br />

It is well established that building workers do<br />

not enjoy as good health as white-collar<br />

workers. The principal reasons are:<br />

1. Lifestyle<br />

2. Smoking<br />

3. Poor diet<br />

4. Drinking<br />

habits<br />

5. Stress<br />

screening for the employees of both the BRL and<br />

non-BRL construction projects. Nearly 240<br />

workers attended the free screenings.<br />

BRL wish to thank all the CWHT staff for their<br />

professional services and also Mary Woolhead for her<br />

assistance in obtaining suitable screening facilities.<br />

Since 1997 health screening on building sites has<br />

been provided throughout Ireland. Central to the<br />

screening philosophy are the confidential clinical<br />

tests, i.e. blood pressure, cholesterol, lung<br />

function, blood sugar and body mass index. All<br />

workers screened are given immediate results and,<br />

if necessary, referred to a GP.<br />

To compliment BRL’s Health & Safety Manager,<br />

John Rizzolo’s commitment to raising the standards<br />

of construction health and safety, Brian Kinsella,<br />

BRL H & S Monitor invited the CWHT to<br />

provide invaluable early detection and free medical<br />

Brian Kinsella, BRL and Emer McNulty, CWHT<br />

BRL working with the community<br />

Since the beginning of the regeneration project, BRL<br />

and the five area forums along with the Ballymun<br />

Neighbourhood Council have been committed to<br />

working together to keep the people of Ballymun<br />

informed about the project.<br />

Every month the Architects managing each area, Anne<br />

Lynch, Derry Solon, Dave Byrne and a member of the<br />

Communications team Linda Hoey, meet with<br />

representatives of each of the five forum areas. The<br />

Architects update the Forums on the progress in each of<br />

the areas and resident issues are addressed. BRL also meet<br />

with all five forums together and the Ballymun<br />

Neighbourhood Council, to discuss issues that concern<br />

the overall regeneration project.<br />

If you have a concern about any issue concerning the<br />

regeneration in your area, please contact either your local<br />

forum, the Ballymun Neighbourhood Council or<br />

Ballymun Regeneration Ltd.<br />

If you have a concern that you wish to discuss with<br />

Ballymun Regeneration Ltd, please direct your query to<br />

the relevant department:<br />

Health & Safety Fiona Eastwood 01 222 5642<br />

Allocations Ronan Doyle 01 222 5652 or<br />

Joanne O’Hagan 01 222 5649<br />

Maintenance Denise Redmond 01 222 5631<br />

All other queries:<br />

Communications Linda Hoey 01 222 5653 or<br />

Liqian 01 222 5681<br />

Alternatively please call into the BRL office in the Civic<br />

Centre, Main Street, Ballymun, Dublin 9.<br />

Ballymun Regeneration Ltd (BRL) Civic Centre, Main Street, Ballymun, Dublin 9<br />

Tel: 01 222 5660 Fax: 01 842 1443 Web: www.brl.ie<br />

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